Biochemical signs after transplantation

If some women have symptoms of infertility, they can choose to use IVF for treatment. The actual effect is relatively good, but the success rate of having a baby is not 100%. If some women do not receive good care after IVF, it may also cause biochemical problems after IVF embryo implantation. In fact, having a baby is not an easy thing. Even many people cannot even conceive a baby. They need special methods to treat and get pregnant. So what are the symptoms of ectopic pregnancy after IVF?

Ectopic pregnancy actually accounts for a quarter of all pregnancies, and ectopic pregnancy does not mean 100% miscarriage. After an ectopic pregnancy occurs, the pregnancy reaction can still be detected through blood tests, that is, the increase in the hCG index and a positive urine test can be detected. However, the presence of a gestational sac cannot be detected through B-ultrasound examination, and the test results will show that there is an abnormality in embryo implantation.

It should be noted that although the urine test for ectopic pregnancy can show a positive result, it cannot be improved. At most, it can only show a weak positive result, and a strong positive result is unlikely. When checking the hCG index in the blood, it indicates that the woman is pregnant, but the hCG index is very low and cannot increase normally afterwards. It cannot accurately detect the implantation status of the fetus, and under normal circumstances, the woman may miscarry 50 days after the pregnancy test.

The impact of ectopic pregnancy on normal pregnancy is relatively small. As long as you undergo effective transformation, you can get pregnant normally, and it will not affect subsequent pregnancies. It is recommended to start transplantation three to six months after biopsy. If you are in good health, you can start earlier. It is best to arrange it based on your own physical condition.